Dental Patient Chair
A patient and seat technology, applied in the field of equipment that allows patient seats to move, can solve the problem of complicated and time-consuming replacement or changing parts
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[0052] figure 1 A typical dental patient chair 1 is shown comprising a backrest 2 , a fixed part 3 of the seat hinged to a footrest 13 , a base 4 and a pantograph arm 5 . Seat 1 is shown with an upright backrest approximately perpendicular to the floor.
[0053] For simplicity, a two-piece chair seat is shown with two articulations, one at the level of the patient's hips and one at the level of the patient's knees: thus, moving the footrest 13 can Hinged with the fixed part 3 of the seat. In any case, the operation remains the same even for a seat with only part seat 3 .
[0054] The zoom arm 5 allows indicative raising and lowering of the seat 3 relative to the floor from a height of 460 to 840 mm. The top end of the zoom arm forms a kind of tower 14 that supports the reclining mechanism of the backrest and the coordinated movement of the seat. The structure of the tower 14, base 4 and pantograph arm 5 is known and therefore not an object of the present invention.
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